Building a elegant sculpted low back chair (part2)

join me as i start to shape the legs, arms and the back rest. Don't forget to check out my Instagram to see more behind the scene of this build.

[@robertstewart4639]

Brian, thanks for the videos. How did you round over the outside of front legs at the Maloof joint?

[@andybehling4025]

was wondering if your bandsaw blade was a carbide impregnated type or a steel type and a 1/4” or a 3/8”wide?-kerfmaster?

[@rommelpablo1381]

What is the thickness of table sit?

[@GrahamChabas]

Lovely work. (Both the chair, and the videos.) At 3.36 is that a spark flying out of the bandsaw? What caused that?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

its from the blade hitting the ceramic guides, it happens from time to time

[@AlabamaWoodworker]

Approximately how many board feet of Walnut did each chair require? Did you use 8/4 exclusively?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

AlabamaWoodworker for those chairs I used about 25bdft per chair, yes I only used 8/4 for it

[@lintondoohan2748]

Thanks a lot for posting this series of videos, great to watch / learn from. I have a question re: the router bits used for the rebate in the seat and round over on the legs(maloof joint) : did you use matching dimensions, eg a 1/2 rabbeting bit and 1/2 round over, or 1/2 rabbeting and 3/4 round over?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Linton Doohan you use a 1/2” rabbit bit then a 3/4” round over

[@lintondoohan2748]

@@brianwoodworking6910 Thank you so much!

[@petershawjr6356]

What is the book that you have on the workbench at the 6:20 mark of the video?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Peter Shaw Jr it’s just a lee valley note book that I keep my notes it

[@jakebr47282]

What was that spark around 3:37?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Jake Brackney the blade hitting the ceramic guides

[@angelbatista9883]

What kind of blade and set up is that on your bandsaw?

[@angelbatista9883]

Chairs came out brautifully

[@angelbatista9883]

Beautifully *

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Angel Batista thank you and it’s just lagunas bandsaw blades